Thanks all - issue resolved - the call sign I entered in the dvap tool was apparently not correct - it was "N7BCP A" (without quotes), once I removed the "A" I was able to connect to the repeater and be heard. Checked into the dvap net - fun!
73s Larry --- In [email protected], Brad Rehm <bradr...@...> wrote: > > Larry, > > You might find the KE5RCS registration material helpful. This was prepared > by one of our members, Lloyd, K1LGJ. > > http://www.hotera.org/Documents/KE5RCS%20Registration.pdf > > BTW, we'll be practicing using D-Rats tonight at 8 pm CDT on Ref 015. > > Brad, > KV5V > > > On 6/8/10, n7bcp <n7bcp.la...@...> wrote: > > > > > > > > I've registered with a local dstar repeater and received a confirmation > > email with instructions on how to set my personal data - which I've done > > following the instructions at > > http://www.dstargateway.org/D-Star_Registration.html. Is there a document > > that explains what the fields (in step 9) on the web form are used for > > (personal information)? After following these instructions I try to connect > > via the dvap to the repeater I've just registered on - I get connected and I > > hear an audio response that I'm connected in read only mode. I'd like to be > > able to call someone on this repeater - is there another step I need to take > > to be able to transmit on the repeater via the dvap or is it that the > > repeater only allows RX to dvap users? Also, am I required to register with > > each dstar repeater I wish to access - specifically, using the gateway. > > Communicating on dstar reflectors is working fine. Thanks and 73s from > > N7BCP. > > > > > > >
